12 Angry Men

Question 1

Burden of proof

Answer 1

The necessity of proof always lies with the person who lays charges.
(Needs to have some supporting evidence/ proof to show that the info is true)

Question 2

Due process of law

Answer 2

The state must allow all of the legal rights that are owed to a person under the law.
(Legal matters me be resolved according to established rules and principles, and that individuals be treated fairly).

Question 2

Presumption of innocence:

Answer 2

The defendant is legally assumed to be innocent until he or she is proven guilty.
(Any defendant in a criminal trial is considered to be innocent until there’s a reasonable doubt established).

Question 3

Circumstantial evidence

Answer 3

Evidence used that may or may not to be true.

Question 4

Reasonable doubt

Answer 4

Doubt about a person’s based on evidence or reason.

Question 5

Coroner

Answer 5

Doctor who investigates causes of death.

Question 6

Petty Jury

Answer 6

A jury of twelve people.

Question 7

Hung Jury

Answer 7

A jury that cannot agree.

Question 8

Premeditated

Answer 8

Planned before an act is performed.

Question 9

Homicide

Answer 9

Murder

Question 10

Integrity

Answer 10

Adherence to a code of values

Question 11

Abstain

Answer 11

Refrain from an action
Decline/ refuse to vote
Control yourself from that, restrain.

Question 12

Antagonize

Answer 12

To provoke hostility
Cause someone to become hostile and anger.

Question 13

Deliberate

Answer 13

Carefully think through.

Question 14

Drab

Answer 14

Dull, lacking somethings, boring.

Question 15

Rapport

Answer 15

A close relationship

Question 16

Subservient

Answer 16

Passive and obedient

Question 17

Naive

Answer 17

Someone who is inexperienced in the ways of the world.

Question 18

Unanimous

Answer 18

The agreement of all.

Question 19

Sadist

Answer 19

Someone who enjoys seeing other people suffer.

Question 20

Meek

Answer 20

Quiet, gentle, and easily imposed on; submissive.

Question 21

Foreman

Answer 21

A small, petty man who holds authority over the jury. He is formal and not overly bright.

Question 22

Juror 2

Answer 22

A meek, hesitant man who finds it difficult to maintain any opinions of his own.

Question 23

Juror 3

Answer 23

A very strong, forceful, opinionated man with whom can be detected a streak of sadism.

Question 24

Juror 4

Answer 24

A man of wealth and position. He presents himself as a little bit above the rest of the jurors.

Question 25

Juror 5

Answer 25

A naive, frightened young man who takes the case very seriously.

Question 26

Juror 6

Answer 26

An honest man who makes decisions slowly and carefully.

Question 27

Juror 7

Answer 27

A loud, flashy salesman who has more important things to do than to sit on a jury.

Question 28

Juror 8

Answer 28

A quiet, thoughtful, gentleman who sees all sides of the story and constantly seeks the truth.

Question 29

Juror 9

Answer 29

A mild, gentle, old man who has been defeated by life, and now simply waits to die.

Question 30

Juror 10

Answer 30

An angry, bitter, antagonistic man. He is a bigot and places no value on human life.

Question 31

Juror 11

Answer 31

A refugee from Europe. He speaks with an accent and seeks justice.

Question 32

Juror 12

Answer 32

A slick, bright advertising man who thinks of human beings in terms of percentages, graphs, and polls.